Posted by Sara on Monday, January 23, 2012 at 4:17pm.
I don't know that there is but you can make one.
3.5 mg/kg x # kg = 297 mg.
Solve for # kg.
Tell me what you think: I wrote
#kg = 297mg / 3.5 mg/kg the mg's would eliminate each other and you are left with 297 / 3.5 kg = 85 kg.
Your answer is correct; however, you haven't made a new formula. You've just solved the equation I gave you.
that is very true. What I was asking involves something like this as an example:
30mg/kg*1000g / 1kg* 1g /1000mg
30-/kg* 1000-/1-* 1g/1000-
30 * 1000/1000 * 1g = 30g
You might be thinking of something like this in dimensional analysis. The factor is 3.5 mg/kg (or 1 kg/3.5 mg).
297 x (1 kg/3.5 mg) = 297/3.5 = 85 kg.
Thanks, That's it!
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